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Vic Catchments win at Banksia Sustainability Awards

Vic Catchments, the peak body for Victoria’s ten Catchment Management Authorities, has won the Nature Positive category of the 35th National Banksia Sustainability Awards. The Awards celebrate trailblazers...

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2024 Victorian Landcare Grants

Supporting Landcare and environmental volunteering groups and networks across Victoria The Victorian Government is helping volunteer groups and networks protect and restore our precious environment. Minister...

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Anglers chip in to protect Toolondo

Efforts to reignite Lake Toolondo as a premier fishing destination are ramping up with anglers joining frontline activities to help limit the impact of noxious carp in the lake. Horsham Angling Club...

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26th Wimmera Biodiversity Seminar

Rediscovering out Threatened Species. This years seminar will be held in Warracknabeal with a line-up of speakers and a tour.

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Over 25 years of Victorian CMAs

For over 25 years, Victoria’s CMAs have delivered land, water and biodiversity programs that not only enhance and protect our environment but support thriving communities. Victoria’s CMAs and...

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25 years of Victorian CMAs-Actions and Achievements report

💧 For more than 25 years, Victoria’s CMAs have worked with Traditional Owners, partners and community to deliver land, water and biodiversity programs that not only protect and enhance landscapes...

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CMA Board Member Apiarist

In celebrating World Bee Day we share with you a profile on Wimmera CMA board member and apiarist, Angela Enbom.

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Water for the Environment: Autumn update

News spread fast in February when scientists from Ecology Australia discovered four juvenile platypuses - Georgia, Perry, Frankie and Russell – in the one night.

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Water for the environment to preserve native fish population

A release of water for the environment into a drying reach of the upper Mt William Creek between Lake Fyans and Lake Lonsdale is helping keep a valuable native fish population going until the sky delivers its next burst of natural flows.

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